How To Hack Birth Control: Sound Information Wrapped In Satirical Goodness
The first installment of Sassy Mohen’s three part series How To Hack Birth Control, a show focused on cis women’s ...
Tag: Comedy
His Name Was Gerry: Processing Grief With Fireworks And Heartwarming Lightness
Peter Lee Scott’s His Name Was Gerry opens on a grim scene. A boy processing the death of his best ...
Pragma: Love, Technology And Further Complicated Questions About Choices
One would not necessarily expect to be moved by a film about finding love through big data, and one would ...
Stand uP: A Family Drama About Comedy
For a film that is about comedy and is partially a comedy, Jonathan Samukange’s Stand uP is rather aptly titled ...
The Trust: A Pop Culture Rich Pandemic Comedy
A 11-minute pandemic comedy, Harris Shore’s The Trust uses the ‘Zoom call’ style to unfold its comedy about a dead man and ...
Picnic Under A Gibbet: Morbidly Funny, Scarily Familiar Epidemic Satire
If they had to argue, the two characters of Richard Corso’s satire, Picnic Under A Gibbet (adapted by Rebecca Gorman O’Neill from ...
Noose: Death And Tragedy Lend Themselves Well To Comedy
The title makes it obvious. Someone is trying to die. Keyword being trying. Because Paul wants to die, and the world is ...
Longest Day Of The Year: An Antidote To Emptiness
And they take a walk.” Thus ends Lauren Hoover’s pandemic comedy, Longest Day Of The Year. Simple though that statement is, it ...
Kingdom Animalia: The Melanie Fyfe Story: A Much-Needed Satire Reflecting On Contemporary Times
Kalainithan Kalaichelvan’s Kingdom Animalia: The Melanie Fyfe Story can be as easily misunderstood as cheered for. The film, a pure ...
Hell In A Handbasket: It Could Get Much Worse, Apparently
The pandemic has been a dumpster fire. And it keeps getting worse. Writer and director Lee Chambers gets straight to ...
